The Rev. Katherine Bush leads this lively and life-giving conversation. Together, this open-hearted group of women examines the biblical stories, discovering their relevance and wisdom. Free parking is available in … Continue reading "Women’s Bible Study"
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, start your day at 6:30 a.m. with Morning Prayer according to the BCP by joining Calvary's Morning Prayer team online on Calvary’s Facebook page … Continue reading "Morning Prayer"
Holy Eucharist with prayers for healing is offered at noon in the chapel on Wednesdays. All are welcome!
Wednesday EYC (Episcopal Youth Community) is for young people in grades 6-12 to meet on the 4th floor for activities focused on building inward community or serving our outward community. … Continue reading "Wednesday Episcopal Youth Community"
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, start your day at 6:30 a.m. with Morning Prayer according to the BCP by joining Calvary's Morning Prayer team online on Calvary’s Facebook page … Continue reading "Morning Prayer"
Thursdays, 8–9 a.m. at Barth House, 409 Patterson St. The Baguette Brothers Bible study meets every Thursday morning from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Barth House Episcopal Center. The group reads … Continue reading "Baguette Brothers"
Gleanings: The Abundance, by Annie Dillard Thursdays at noon on Zoom “We teach our children one thing only, as we were taught: to wake up,” Annie Dillard wrote. Join an … Continue reading "Gleanings: The Abundance by Annie Dillard"
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, start your day at 6:30 a.m. with Morning Prayer according to the BCP by joining Calvary's Morning Prayer team online on Calvary’s Facebook page … Continue reading "Morning Prayer"
Room in the Inn (RITI) provides emergency overnight shelter, showers, dinner, breakfast, and snack bags for women at the Welcome Inn on Calvary's campus during the hottest and coldest months … Continue reading "Room in the Inn"
Rite I, a traditional spoken service with a sermon and Holy Communion that includes organ music without singing. It offers a reflective and meditative mood appropriate to the early morning. The liturgy is Rite One from The Book of Common Prayer and retains much of the language used in the 1559 Elizabethan prayer book.